I've been on the search for a guo bao and this place has it!!! It was soooo good. Their prices were also super adorable. Downside is that there isn't dine in, only take out. This place is a good if you're in a rush or you need a quick snack! read more

Facing East - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Charged Doordash 15% service fee for literally walking in and picking from the premade section. Have been a fan of Facing East since even before they moved but this is shady to the max. I did not order from DoorDash. I didn't call for an order. I walked into the restaurant and picked out two lunch boxes from the fridge area and placed an order there... and was charged service fee. I would wager that Facing East is just pocketing this service fee since none of this transaction is tracked by Door Dash. Dishonest. read more

Tl;dr good authentic eats Came here for a friends birthday party and the food here was amazing! All of my friends said the food here was super authentic and even though I can't confirm that I can say that it was delicious and great for sharing with a group of friends. read more

For those who don't know, beef noodle soup is difficult to master. From braising the beef to making a delicious heartwarming broth, it's really hard to make everything work together. I've had my fair share of beef noodle soups around the country, and many places had left me unsatisfied and craving to go back to Taiwan. Facing East in Seattle has been a hot topic among our friends of "authentic" Taiwanese food. As both a skeptic and, well, Taiwanese, I knew I had to put these words to the test. We went in on a Saturday afternoon, and even though they were just doing take-out, it was pretty packed. We ordered beef noodle soup and two sides of beef rolls. I like to claim I'm an aficionado when it comes to beef rolls, considering that the dish is my favorite Taiwanese side-dish. The rolls were so good! The onion pancake was so thick and the beef/cucumber combination was on point. Now, the star of the show: beef noodle soup. It was so good! Taking a bite reminded me of my favorite beef noodle soup store in Taiwan. When I was preparing it at home, I was so enamored by the noodles and broth that I forgot to add the beef (how ironic) to the bowl. And the beef was so tender and flavorful! I hit a food coma after the meal and I was so satisfied with this meal. I'll definitely be back to visit and to explore the menu some more! Sure, this was not Taiwan. Don't think anything will beat Taiwan. But this is pretty darn close and definitely reminiscent. read more

GREAT Taiwanese food - I wish I could have visited multiple times while I was visiting Seattle. Don't miss: - Taiwanese pork burger (aka pork belly buns aka Gua Bao) - Five spiced fried chicken with basil - Taiwanese style chow mein (comes with shrimp, fish cake, pork, and veggie varieties The Gua Bao and Taiwanese style chow mien were my favorite - so so good! This place is busy so you'll have to wait. You give them your phone number and they'll text you when you're up (don't leave too far away because you'll have to check in by a certain time). You can check and see your place in line as well which is nice! read more

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Ah, Facing East. This place is takeout/delivery only, and it's delicious. I've only done lunch here, and I keep coming back! Easy to order online. Braised pork belly bento is my go to: delicious side of egg, pickled veggies, bokchoi (I don't even LIKE bokchoi! I devour it here), and succulent pork belly on rice. Drool worthy. The pork burger is YUM! Fried chicken? Please and thank you! The folks who work here are warm and friendly. They make sure you get utensils- conscientious! There isn't a dining room, but just take your lunch to a nearby park and appreciate the beauty of nature while you eat this beautiful food. read more

I have been here a few times and every time we go, it is super crowded. You have people waiting inside and outside. I assume this is because we went during meal hours but I heard they are pretty crowded often. The parking lot is small and usually pretty full. Inside the restaurant it looks like your typical asian restaurant, not to be stereotypical or anything but I think that at least gives some people a good idea of what to expect. All the tables are normally filled, they have big round ones for family style and also you normal size tables. I would not say this is the cleanest establishment but it is clean enough to pass the test. I always order the small or large Spiced Pork Stew over rice. This is one of my favorite Taiwanese dishes and a must order for me. The flavor is on point and it is always consistent. I would recommend giving this dish a try if you eat pork. I have tasted a few of the other dishes as well but nothing that makes me want to come back. I would like to come back here to try more variety when I have a group with me. Otherwise, sticking to the Spiced Pork Stew over rice is fine by me. read more

Facing East - Spiced Pork Stew over rice - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

This is an overdue review. I came here a few times and the food really does hit the spot. They serve some authentic good Taiwanese style food. My favorites are the pork belly buns, 5-spiced fried chicken, braised pork belly over rice, and the beef noodle soup. Honestly, I don't think you can go wrong with any of their dishes. Everything just brings a comforting feeling and leaves me satisfied. read more

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Great food. They are to go only. They don't sell dan dan noodles which was a little disappointing but we enjoyed the garlic green beans.

Their braised beef and pork and their popcorn chicken is what they are known for and what you should get. Most other things on their menu is generally meh. Choose the dishes wisely and you will have a 5 star food experience. Go off the beaten path and you'll end up with generally subpar experience. read more

Looking for delicious, authentic Taiwanese food in Seattle? Just a few blocks away from Bellevue Square in Downtown, Bellevue, Facing East serves all kinds of Taiwanese dishes including beef noodle soup, five spice chicken, popcorn chicken, and more! The restaurant is pretty busy during lunch and dinner, so try to avoid peak times and come earlier or later to lessen the wait time. We arrived around 1:30pm on a Monday and waited 5 minutes to get seated. I knew immediately what I wanted to order, as my favorite Taiwanese dish was beef noodle soup and I heard good things about their beef noodle soup. The portion is really big with plenty of toppings and meat! A side of chopped chilli peppers, pickled Chinese cabbage, and cilantro come on the side, while the steaming hot bowl of noodle soup has various chunks of beef, lots of bok choy, with green onions sprinkled atop. This was all for 12$! Read more here: https://postsizedbites.wordpress.com/2019/02/07/facing-east-seattle/ read more

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The food is really tasty, we looked up several reviews and ordered some of the favorites, we only made one mistake (the fried pumpkin with egg - resist your temptation to order it because it's a veggie dish and you feel that it's healthy, get the green beans instead). Other than that we corroborate that the: Pork burger is a must try The beef soup as well Basil fried chicken The rest was good too, minus the pumpkin as mentioned above -too salty and it just didn't taste good, we couldn't eat more then one piece. The wait: Be ready. We went off peak and still had to wait 15 min to get seated. They do have a tablet where you register and they text you when your turn comes, but if you don't go hang around the hostess when you get the message they'll happily give your table to the next group. read more

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Three cup chicken is always good as a lunch bento Typical Asian taste The pickles are also refreshing read more

Facing East - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Best Taiwanese food in the area. Really recommend the pork burgers and the noodle dishes. Super flavorful and very fair pricing! Service was nice. I can't say much about ambiance since last time I went, it was takeout only read more

Food definitely no where close to what it used to be here Much more salty and "dead taste". Sad read more

Only got to try their Taiwanese pork burger, and it was very delicious! I first tried this in Taiwan and in comparison, it's quite similar. This place nails each part white well, from the picked mustard greens, to the sweet roasted peanuts, to the tender pork belly. read more

Facing East - Taiwanese Pork Burger - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I got the twice-cooked five spice beef shank and sweet red bean soup. I was expecting more chunks of slow-cooked beef, rather than the somewhat tough slices I got. The quantity was what a person ought to eat, ie not the huge American portion size. The sweet red bean soup is similar to Japanese oshiruko, like a diluted version of sweet red bean paste. What's kind of weird as I write this review is that none of these comments sounds that great, but I still felt like this was a solid choice for lunch. The flavors were all relatively mild, so if you're looking for a meal that will satisfy you without leaving you feeling gross, this hits the spot. read more

Facing East - twice-cooked five spice beef shank - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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What a great alternative if the line at Boiling Point is crazy long! The line at BP was insane and we thought to ourselves, let's just go next door. The restaurant is really spacious, with tons of tables. We came for lunch and the restaurant was about half-filled. It kind of sucks that they didn't really have a lunch special but when the majority of the items are around $10 or less, it doesn't really matter. I decided to get the beef noodle soup and I thought it was delicious! When it's cold and miserable outside, soup is always a great idea. Although the menu says the soup is spicy, I didn't think it was spicy at all. The soup had tons of flavor and there were lots of beef inside. You have the option of thin or thick noodles and I preferred the thick noodles. It's a good-sized bowl that is plenty for lunch time. There's a little tray of small bites that is also served with the soup. If your first choice was to go to Boiling Point and the line is ridiculously long, don't hesitate to check out Facing East! I'm curious about the other items on the menu. read more

Facing East - Beef Noodle Soup - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I might have to come back - the food was hit/miss for us. Pork bao - was hella good. They say it's two, but it's really one large one split in half. The bamboo - not what I expected. I knew it was going to be cold, but it essentially was cold bamboo with japanese mayo thrown on it. Wasn't what I expected at all... Ong Choi - nicely done, hella garlicky...and somehow oily. Hurm. But it tasted pretty good so we went along with it. Won ton - not really great. It was okay, but the dumpling filling wasn't very flavorful, and they just threw chili oil on top. The oil/sauce didn't have much flavor. Oyster Pancake - Don't get this. I insisted on ordering this because it was hands down my favorite street food in Tai Pei...and this one was just disappointing. The batter didn't have any flavor, but the oyster was overly seafood-y (which to me, indicates bad seafood). The flavors weren't integrated well, so you sometimes got a bland bite, then a somewhat more flavorful bite. read more

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A great spot to fulfill authentic Taiwanese food cravings. Loved everything from the fresh papaya milk smoothie to the crispy fried pork to the combo shaved ice. Service is surprisingly good and wait isn't too bad before 6pm prime traffic! I came with a Taiwanese friend who also gives it 2 thumbs up! Food: we ordered a variety of cold dish appetizers, fried pork, shrimp fried rice, and fried oysters. Come with a big group so you can share many dishes. Dessert: the best part of the meal! They have a great selection of shaved ices, pineapple cakes, and cold green bean soups. The fresh mango one is most popular and tends to sell out fast. Drinks: I had the papaya milk smoothie and to my pleasant surprise, it wasn't overly sweet or artificial tasting. It appears they actually use real fruit with no added sugars. read more

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Ordered beef noodle soup, Hakka ried noodles, fried chicken rice plate, home style tofu, sauteed lamb, and taiwanese pork burger. All were very good but the standout was the pork burger. Absolutely perfect meat. And just the right amount (it's quite small but it's fatty meat so having too much will make it taste worse). Only problem...the no spicy dishes for my kids all had a little bit of pepper in them, but my son can't eat any spice at all read more

Facing East - Beef noodle soup - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

First time coming back since all the lockdown stuff. But I can say the food is just the same. Everything still smells amazing and tastes amazing even in takeout form. The only thing is right now they seem swamped with all the online orders so expect to wait a little longer for the food to be ready. I got Braised Pork Over Rice, Pork Belly Burger, Pork Stew Over Rice, Braised Pork Belly, Steamed Buns. (Yes, basically all different variations of pork belly). I like that they have prepped desserts/side dishes/ lunch boxes ready in the cold section so you can easily grab those and go when you go in to pick up your order. I got two desserts - coconut milk + sago + taro paste and a mango grapefruit sago. Both were prepared in a glass jar which was cute so definitely more enticing to add them. Both tasted great! Just the right sweetness. Odd thing is I ordered through yelp/GrubHub and for some reason GrubHub changed my order. I didn't realize until I left. The receipt they had for me had my name and most things correct so I didn't think much of it. But after seeing the food, I noticed it was slightly off. I checked my online receipt vs the store's receipt and one item was swapped. Very strange how that happened. But oh well, everything tasted great! read more

Facing East - Desserts in cute glass jars - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

3.5 stars. You have to come here right at opening or else expect to wait for an hour to get seated. I ordered the: Braised Pork Hock ($10.95) - pretty good, definitely the highlight of the meal Braised Pork Stew over Rice ($6.95) - a little too greasy but otherwise delicious Milk tea with tapioca ($3.95) - pretty standard milk tea, nothing special Bok choy ($8.75) - the price is way too steep for the small portion! Definitely not worth the price Service was friendly. Otherwise, entree is not cheap here. A dinner for two can easily cost you $50. I found the food to be okay, but only because who doesn't like braised pork? Nothing too memorable from the meal (outside of the expensive bok choy dish that should have probably only cost $5). They serve dishes quickly (probably not made to order then), which was good if you don't have a whole lot of time for a meal. read more

tl;dr decent but pricey spot for Taiwanese food I came here for Friday dinner with a big group for a friend's wedding rehearsal dinner. There were 16 of us, and my friend had called ahead and made a reservation for dinner at 6:30. First things first, parking is hard to find. It's in a plaza with limited parking spots, and since we were such a large group, we opted to park at the nearby Bellevue Square mall and walk over. I think they made the right call. I was hoping for a private room since we were a relatively large party, but they put a couple of tables together in the curtained space right next to the door and that was it. It was a tight fit which made it difficult for people to get in and out (to use the bathroom, wash hands, etc.). My friends did all ordering for the table, since they've been here a bunch and are more familiar with the menu. We tried a variety of items but my favorites were the five spiced fried chicken wih basil, beef noodle soup, and sauteed sliced lamb with Taiwanese bbq sauce. I also enjoyed the gua bao (or Taiwanese style pork burger as it's listed on the menu) except for the random sweet peanut crumble that they added. They have a decent selection of desserts and shaved ice that we didn't get around to trying as we were too full, but they looked delicious and I'd love to come back and try them if I'm ever in the area again. Service was pretty standard for a Chinese place. We never had too much trouble flagging someone down if we needed something even though they were pretty busy the entire time we were there. read more

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I first came here when I was 11 years old with my mom, and this is one of the few places in my life that has been a constant. They've since moved locations, but the quality of food hasn't changed one bit. I get a braised pork over rice (滷肉飯) every time I come here. The taste has remained the same for the last 12 years, and it brings back happy memories every time I take a bite. It's a wonderful flavor that isn't too strong, and it reminds me of the times I go back to Taiwan to visit my family. The popcorn chicken here is also amazing. Unlike most places, they don't throw too much salt on their chicken, which gives the basil a chance to shine. Facing East will forever hold a place in my heart. read more

The first country I visited in Asia was Taiwan and I never forgot how incredible the food (and experience) was. Facing East reminds me of my time there, with authentic and regional eats. It may get packed; but I encourage you to wait in the queue and try this wonderful restaurant. Everything I've had here has been delicious. You'll want to come with a group, so everyone can swap dishes and work their way through the menu. There's a lot to like here. In my most recent visit, my friends and I came here and we ordered the beef noodle soup, Taiwanese pork burger and the braised pork stew over rice. Everything was superb, and it reminded me that it's been too damn long since I've been to Facing East, and I need to make this a routine. The Taiwanese pork burger is comprised of a braised pork piece, sandwiched between a steamed bun, with mustard greens, herbs and a sauce that's unforgettable. You'll want to order a couple of these burgers to start with. The burger is small in size, but is shareable with one other person. Beef noodle soup was legit. I love a good ol', traditional beef noodle soup and this one had some of the best beef broth I've ever slurped. To me, this is what makes the soup good. The beef pieces were also very good, as they were tender and had some fat, for some added flavor. You get a choice between thick or thin noodles, and it comes with a side of chilis, mustard greens and cilantro. Ask for their homemade hot sauce to spice things up. The braised pork stew over rice was also really flavorful. I loved the sauce from the pork, and since the pork sits on a bed of rice, the rice soaks up all the sauce, making it comfort food. Braised pork was incredibly tender, and liked that it also had a side of mustard greens for an added sour flavor, to balance the saltiness from the pork. Perfection! Facing East is located in a small strip mall in downtown Bellevue, and the parking lot is madness, from those coming to Facing East and nearby Boiling Point. Put your name in early, and be prepared to wait. But this is the best Taiwanese food in the area - it's worth it. read more

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Facing East has the best Taiwanese food in the Greater Seattle area. Their service is great too! I've been coming here since they first opened and always recommend the small street food dishes to anyone who has not tried Taiwanese cuisine before. Tainan Shrimp Roll Taiwanese Pork Burger **A MUST** Sweet Potato Flour Pancake Squid Pottage w/ Noodle Spiced Pork Stew w/ Noodle read more

Always hits the spot with every dish they offer here. Some of our favorites include stewed pork rice, porkchop rice, and rice noodle combo (weekend only). This place offers the true taste of Taiwan. Be mindful that during regular dining time, the wait can be looonnng. So plan ahead! read more

Facing East - 紅糟肉 / red yeast porkchop - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

If your looking for Bellevue's most plain tasting noodle dish, then look no further: order the "noodles with green onion oil and soy sauce." I think on my order the onion oil and soy sauce was optional since mine did not have any of it. The other three items (five spice beef wrap, spicy pork stew, Taiwanese pork burger) were all flavorful. But to be charged $6.95 + tax and tip for a noodle dish that is void of flavor is disheartening. read more

Facing East - Five spice beef wrap, spicy pork stew, noodles with green onion and soy sauce, and Taiwanese pork burger. - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I've had not been here for dinner in a long time so I cannot comment on the wait. I came here for lunch around 1pm on the weekend and was able to get seated right away. The menu prices have gone up again since I was last here though portion size has not increased. We ordered two of the braised pork stew over rice and the king oyster mushrooms to share. The rice bowl is consistently good with very tender pork belly. The mushrooms were a surprise. A really good vinegary sauce on them. I would definitely reorder the mushroom dish. The tables for 2 are way too close together. It is hard to get in and out without risking knocking something over on the table next door and that is for a normal sized person. read more

Facing East - Braised pork stew over rice - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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I've been here multiple times and I always love it. But the only reason is because their pork rice is really good. I've realized My love for this place is only for one dish ‍ I tried two new dishes. Fried chicken steak: do not recommend! It is very crispy on top. But soggy af on the bottom ew. The chicken is flavorful but I don't like the flavor (five spice) The beef short rib tho: SUPERB. Super tender juicy. Tasted like heaven Service is always good here and it is a long wait if u don't get there early or later. read more

Facing East - Soggy chicken steak - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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The first thing I noticed about Facing East was how friendly and warm the staff and environment are. I had never ordered Taiwanese food before and was a little unfamiliar with the menu, but the lady behind the register was so patient and helpful in recommending what to order. The restaurant exists in a small space, so I don't recommend planning to dine in - but I do suggest paying this cozy space a visit if you have time! The restaurant also has a cute assortment of homemade spices, soups, and drinks available for purchase along with the meal, which made the space feel so quaint. It felt almost like visiting a charming mom-and-pop grocery store! Needless to say, I came looking for a meal that had a comfort-food/home-cooked quality to it, and my expectations were exceeded. I got the chicken and a vegetable dish (unfortunately it's been a while since I last came here, so I can't remember my exact order anymore), and both dishes were fresh and hearty. I'd definitely come back for another visit! read more

I get takeout from here generally good, but this is unacceptable. Today two of three pork burgers I had, I found steel wool inside of them. I am grossed out by the idea of what surfaces were cleaned before ending up in the pork burger...very upsetting, gross, and dangerous. I don't think i will be returning. read more

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Summary: As someone who is Taiwanese, this is the most authentic Taiwanese food I have tasted outside of my momma's kitchen and the homeland itself. I've been here four times in the past 2 weeks, and this restaurant is now right up there with Din Tai Fung for my fav restaurants. Generous portions, cheap prices, exceptional service, and everything made for sharing. This is what Taiwanese food should be. The interior is a bit nicer than your typical Chinese restaurant- and the service is excellent. Like idk how they do it, but the food always arrives in 5-10min, no exception. And that's what I'm talkin about, like people got places to be and Facing East understand this. The servers are always polite, attentive and anticipate asks. I typically order: 1. Five-Spiced Beef Wrap (5/5 stars) $8.95: Man these suckers are good. I ain't a fan of cucumbers, so I take those suckers out- but the actual wrap itself is a crispy and chewy texture. The flavor is savory with a sweet hoisan like sauce that melts in your mouth. 2. Spiced Pork Stew over Noodle (5/5 stars) $7.95: This rou zhou mian is bomb. The meat itself is a tad bit salty, but mixed with the steaming hot noodles, it is exquisite. I literally have some in my fridge rn that Imma dig into. I love the noodles themselves the most in the dish, as they are springy, chewy, and what I dream about when I'm busy REMing. 3. Hakka Style Chow Fun (4/5 stars) $12.95: Love this dish, there's a bit too much dried shrimp in it for me, but the generous portion and subtle, but powerful flavoring is the way to my heart. 4. Beef Noodle Soup (5/5 stars) $12.50: This dish surprised the heck out of me. Brought me straight to my home kitchen growing up. I'm not a huge fan of the thick noodles themselves (I think they make it in-house), but the flavor of the soup is spot on: Tender, moist meat in soup that has been marinating/cooking for hours. Overall, this place is LEGIT, and affordable. I've never been to a restaurant that I want to take my parents to more. If you don't believe me, even the relatable comedian, Aly Wong, says its the best Taiwanese restaurant she's been too. I will continue to be a regular here, finances permitting. TIP: Ask for the special made in house chili oil to add a lil cook to your palette ya know? read more

Parking sucks here, but the food is worth dealing with it! Parking: 2/5 If you don't find a spot on your first go around good luck, with Facing East being next to Boiling Point, this plaza gets really busy and packed. Plus, it doesn't help that the spots themselves are super packed. Food: 5/5 Had to get parking out of the way because everything else about this spot is super good. Facing East has always been one of my favorite spots in DT Bellevue. - The Taiwanese Pork Burger is a must. The Pork is just super juicy and tender and all the flavors and textures of the burger make it a perfect appetizer. - Another good appetizer is the 5 spice beef wrap, really really good and filling. The wrap itself is very crisp and chewy and the meat is savory which is then balanced out with the sweet hoisin sauce. - We also got the Spiced Pork Stew over Noodles, which tastes super homey but in the best way possible. - Lastly I usually end up getting the chicken fried steak with rice. The chicken is fried perfectly, with the fried sin being nice and spiced while being fatty and crispy at the same time. So good. Overall, this place is amongst my favorite restaurants in Bellevue because the food is delicious (just ask Ali Wong) and the price is super affordable. read more

Facing East - Taiwanese Pork Burger, Fried Chicken Steak w/ Rice, Spiced Pork Stew over Noodles, and 5 Spice Beef Wrap - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Sadly I haven't been to this restaurant in 3 years but it was good enough then for me to review it now. I was honestly shocked that I hadn't reviewed this Seattle gem. So many good meals here. They got so many dishes perfect. I can still taste the pork buns and beef noodle soup like some vivid dream. It was a hell of a wait but well worth it. This is definitely on my list for when I go back to Seattle! ***EDIT*** Finally went back. So so good! Their flavors are so rich. There is quite the line but it's worth the wait. The beef noodle soup is better than I remembered. Very rich broth and tender beef and melt-in-your-mouth tendon. The noodles were slightly overcooked. I'm torn between 4 and 5 stars. But since this is the best beef noodle soup I had in Seattle, it will remain a 5 star. :) read more

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Facing East has mastered and streamlined the take-out process. You order online, add things to your cart, place your order, and get regular updates as your food is prepared. Staff are friendly, and there's a diverse array of menu options. We ordered the Taiwanese pork burger (my favorite -- the pork is very flavorful), oyster pancake, Hakka style chow fun, pumpkin with salted duck egg, five spiced fried chicken with basil (a great side), and braised pork stew over rice (the pork was really tender, despite the take-out option). Highly recommend supporting this business on the Eastside! read more

Facing East - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Came here on consecutive Friday and Saturday nights with friends and can testify to the consistency of their prompt service, quality food, and comfortably lively atmosphere! They do have a text message reservation system in place, but I recommend going in as early as 5 when they open to skip the wait - on Friday night, my party of 2 went in at 5:20 and were already 4th on the waitlist (but quickly seated in 5 minutes). They have a large menu of Taiwanese traditional hot and cold small plates, main dishes, sweet drinks and famous desserts like shaved ice. Food: - Pork gua bao ("burger"): $5.95: fluffy white bun, juicy and tender fatty pork, a crunch and sweetness with peanut bits to balance the savory, zing of pickled veg and sharp cilantro - Hakka style chow fun with dried shrimp, pork, chives, and fried eggs (not pictured): $12.95: large portion, slightly oily, good amount of pork. The flavor was fine, but ultimately forgettable for this reviewer. - Sweet potato flour pancake with Yearling Oyster, Egg, and Veggies: $9.95: usually I avoid "slimy" foods but this pancake was the perfect combination of fresh, creamy oyster and crunchy at the bottom! Quite revolutionary. - Beef noodle soup with thin noodles: $12.50: large bowl, good noodle texture, broth was rich in beef flavor and not too salty, came with peppers to season to your preferred spiciness. Tender bite-sized beef chunks, wish there was more bok choy. Perfect for a cold day. - Red bean shaved ice (M): $6.95: large hill of shaved ice, red bean, and sweetened condensed cream - one complaint is that it was too sweet, especially toward the end. The flavor wasn't sickening, but rather one-dimensional. Still, I have a sweet tooth and devoured it happily. Overall, a tried and true classic! Huge portions, beautifully presented authentic food, and smooth service. Convenient Downtown Bellevue location, short walk from Bellevue Square. Highly recommend for Bellevue tourists and residents alike! read more

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Eat at Facing East if you want authentic Taiwanese classic dishes. My family have been going back to Facing East for at least 7-8 years (this shows how much we love it!). The service is friendly, my glass of water is ALWAYS filled, and the food comes pretty fast, even when busy. My favorite dishes are the pork chop rice, braised pork stew over rice, and the braised beef noodle bowl. Talk about yum! From their seasonings, to the tender meat, everything is delicious. This restaurant can seat small groups to big groups. Parking is the worst but sometimes you can score a great spot. read more

Facing East - Braised Beef Noodle Soup - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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Great smoothies and chili oil, and their menu has a lot of good food! This is one of my favorite restaurants in Bellevue. You can recycle the cool glass they give you with your drink. It has their logo on glass. I have so many of these. The drinks are fresh and addicting and healthy. But it is always the good vibe and the stellar customer service and nice people who work there that keep me coming back for more! I also tried braised pork with eggplant. Recently. It was so good. read more

Facing East - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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